Rajesh Bose

Rajesh (pronounced raa-jey-sh) grew up in a suburb of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He studied theatre and film at Emerson College in Boston, but returned to Pittsburgh where he began his early professional career. Highlights include playing Bartley, the mentally challenged Irish teenager in Martin McDonough's "The Cripple of Inishmaan" (Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre), the quick-witted gad-fly Morrow in Wendy Wasserstein's "An American Daughter", and Anish Das in Quantum Theatre's outdoor production of Tom Stoppards' "Indian Ink". Other regional stage appearances include Mixed Blood Theatre, Victory Gardens Theater, Pittsburgh Public Theater, Folger Theatre, and San Jose Rep. In New York, Rajesh was a member of the classically themed Independent Theatre Company, where he performed in eight productions, including "Baal", "The Revengers' Tragedy" and "The Architect and Emperor of Assyria". He was singled out by the New Yorker for his work as the Officer in Henrik Ibsen's "A Dream Play".